Battels of the Hall of S. Aldate, Oxon. — Easter Terme, 1675
kept by the bursar, Mr. Ed. Sparke, B.D. all reckonings of Lent past discharged herein.
- Dr Greenwell, Principal. Dyett 13s 4d. Sack and clarett 2s 6d. Comons 5s. Candle 6d. Totalis £1 1s 4d.
- Mr Bourchier, fellow. Dyett 13s 4d. Sack and clarett — none this terme, by his owne request. Comons 5s. Candle 4d. Totalis 18s 8d.
- Mr Carew, fellow. Dyett 13s 4d. Sack and clarett 2s. Comons 5s. Candle 4d. Fines: absent from prayers ×1, 2d. Totalis £1 0s 10d.
- Mr Lutterell, gent.-com. — see beneath.
- Mr Caldwell, scholar. Dyett 8s. Comons 3s 4d. Candle 4d. Totalis 11s 8d.
- Wm. Acres, servitor. Dyett 4s 6d (six weekes, at ye new rate ordered by ye Principall, iij of Aprill). Comons 2s 6d. Candle 2d. Fines: none. Totalis 7s 2d.
addendum, at ye foot, in ye bursar’s hand —
For a lad’s dyett, drawne downe by ye cooke Pegg in Lent terme past & not entred at ye time: porringers of pottage vij, drippinge and bread by ye cooke’s owne allowance — allowed at ye visitation of ye Principall, iij Aprill, and charged into ye Battels of this terme, iij s. iiij d. ye cooke’s marke to signifye receipt — ✕ Pegg.
[in a differing hand, on a slipp pinned to ye leafe:]
Sir T. Lutterell of Dunster hys letter of xxvj Aprill, in answer to myne of xviij Marche past: ye sacke I will paye; ye rest my nephew shall settle upon his owne head, hys battels beynge no more to bee met from Dunster after this daye. The nephew departed this Hall vij May, hys chamber sealed by ye Principall, and hys reckonynge yet outstandynge to ye tune of xij s. iiij d. entred in ye booke of doubtfulls.
[in ye Principall’s owne hand, beneath —]
Ye cooke’s allowance to stande a permanent lyne in ye Battels hereafter. He hath fedd ye lad these seaven weekes past when none other would.